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German Court Upholds Murder Conviction Of 99-Year-Old Ex-Nazi Camp Worker
The German Federal Court upheld a 99-year-old woman's conviction for accessory to murder over her role as a typist at a Nazi concentration camp in the last two years of World War Two.
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Alexander Zverev Assault Trial To Open As He Contests French Open
A Berlin court will on Friday start hearing an appeal by Alexander Zverev against a fine for allegedly assaulting his ex-girlfriend.
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German Court Denies Indian Baby's Custody To Parents: Reports
A court in Berlin's Pankow has denied the custody of 27-month-old Ariha Shah to her parents and handed her over to Germany's Youth Welfare Office (Jugendamt). Ariha has been in the custody of the Jugendamt since September 2021.
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Crypto Exchange Nuri GmbH Files For Insolvency In Germany
The crypto exchange Nuri GmbH has filed for insolvency with a Berlin court, the company said in a statement on Tuesday, the latest in a string of failures to hit the sector.
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Germany Withdraws Case Against Italy Over Nazi Compensation Claims
The International Court of Justice said on Friday that Germany withdrew its case against Italy which Berlin said wrongly continued to claim World War II compensation.
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Tesla CEO Elon Musk to Visit EV Carmaker's Berlin Factory in Mid-February
Tesla CEO Elon Musk has tweeted that he will be visiting the Berlin factory of the EV carmaker in February.
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German Teacher Met Man Online, Cut Up Body As "Cannibalistic Fantasy"
A Berlin court on Friday found a former teacher guilty of murdering a man and cutting up his body as part of a cannibal fantasy after meeting him online, sentencing him to life in prison.
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Court Again Stops Tesla Felling Trees For German Plant
A German court called a halt on Thursday to tree felling at the site of Tesla's proposed manufacturing site near Berlin, reversing a lower court ruling in a tortuous legal battle over the construction of its Gigafactory.
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Snakes vs Elon Musk. Or Why Tesla Had To Go Slow With New Factory
Hibernating snakes are complicating Elon Musk's plans for a gigafactory near Berlin. A German court has told the US billionaire's electric vehicle company Tesla to suspend clearing of a forest at the site of the proposed factory after environmentalists said that cutting down more trees could endanger hibernating snakes.
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Dominic Thiem, Nick Kyrgios To Play Grass, Hard-Court Events In Berlin
The ATP and WTA tours are both suspended until late July due to the global health crisis.
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Tesla Resumes To Cut Trees In Germany To Build Gigafactory
Tesla Inc said it had resumed tree cutting in Gruenheide, Germany so it can construct its first European car and battery factory following moves by environmentalists to stop local deforestation. "Tree clearance is proceeding in an orderly manner," Tesla said on Friday. There were no environmentalists holding up the process, Tesla's spokeswoman Kath...
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Tesla Gets Court Approval To Clear Forest For German Gigafactory
Tesla Inc got approval from a German court on Thursday to continue to cut down forest near the capital Berlin to build its first European car and battery factory, in a defeat for local environmental activists.
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"Like Fall Of Berlin Wall": PM On Kartarpur Corridor, Ayodhya Verdict
Prime Minister Narendra Modi today said the corridor to Kartarpur and the Supreme Court's landmark verdict in the Ayodhya title suit were akin to the demolition of the Berlin Wall, sending a message of peace and unity. Today will be case in point for India's "unity in diversity," the Prime Minister said.
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Diesel Driving Bans 'Self-Destructive': German Transit Minister
The latest ruling follows a string of similar decisions ordering cities like Berlin, Cologne, Frankfurt and Stuttgart to bar the most polluting diesels from certain areas, alarming drivers nationwide. A transport ministry spokesman said the debate had become "highly emotional" in the car-loving nation where the auto industry is a pillar of economic...
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Facebook Use of Personal Data Illegal, Rules German Court
A German consumer rights group said a Berlin regional court had found Facebook's use of personal data to be illegal because it did not adequately secure the informed consent of its users.
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German Court Upholds Murder Conviction Of 99-Year-Old Ex-Nazi Camp Worker
The German Federal Court upheld a 99-year-old woman's conviction for accessory to murder over her role as a typist at a Nazi concentration camp in the last two years of World War Two.
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Alexander Zverev Assault Trial To Open As He Contests French Open
A Berlin court will on Friday start hearing an appeal by Alexander Zverev against a fine for allegedly assaulting his ex-girlfriend.
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German Court Denies Indian Baby's Custody To Parents: Reports
A court in Berlin's Pankow has denied the custody of 27-month-old Ariha Shah to her parents and handed her over to Germany's Youth Welfare Office (Jugendamt). Ariha has been in the custody of the Jugendamt since September 2021.
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Crypto Exchange Nuri GmbH Files For Insolvency In Germany
The crypto exchange Nuri GmbH has filed for insolvency with a Berlin court, the company said in a statement on Tuesday, the latest in a string of failures to hit the sector.
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Germany Withdraws Case Against Italy Over Nazi Compensation Claims
The International Court of Justice said on Friday that Germany withdrew its case against Italy which Berlin said wrongly continued to claim World War II compensation.
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Tesla CEO Elon Musk to Visit EV Carmaker's Berlin Factory in Mid-February
Tesla CEO Elon Musk has tweeted that he will be visiting the Berlin factory of the EV carmaker in February.
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German Teacher Met Man Online, Cut Up Body As "Cannibalistic Fantasy"
A Berlin court on Friday found a former teacher guilty of murdering a man and cutting up his body as part of a cannibal fantasy after meeting him online, sentencing him to life in prison.
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Court Again Stops Tesla Felling Trees For German Plant
A German court called a halt on Thursday to tree felling at the site of Tesla's proposed manufacturing site near Berlin, reversing a lower court ruling in a tortuous legal battle over the construction of its Gigafactory.
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Snakes vs Elon Musk. Or Why Tesla Had To Go Slow With New Factory
Hibernating snakes are complicating Elon Musk's plans for a gigafactory near Berlin. A German court has told the US billionaire's electric vehicle company Tesla to suspend clearing of a forest at the site of the proposed factory after environmentalists said that cutting down more trees could endanger hibernating snakes.
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Dominic Thiem, Nick Kyrgios To Play Grass, Hard-Court Events In Berlin
The ATP and WTA tours are both suspended until late July due to the global health crisis.
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Tesla Resumes To Cut Trees In Germany To Build Gigafactory
Tesla Inc said it had resumed tree cutting in Gruenheide, Germany so it can construct its first European car and battery factory following moves by environmentalists to stop local deforestation. "Tree clearance is proceeding in an orderly manner," Tesla said on Friday. There were no environmentalists holding up the process, Tesla's spokeswoman Kath...
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Tesla Gets Court Approval To Clear Forest For German Gigafactory
Tesla Inc got approval from a German court on Thursday to continue to cut down forest near the capital Berlin to build its first European car and battery factory, in a defeat for local environmental activists.
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"Like Fall Of Berlin Wall": PM On Kartarpur Corridor, Ayodhya Verdict
Prime Minister Narendra Modi today said the corridor to Kartarpur and the Supreme Court's landmark verdict in the Ayodhya title suit were akin to the demolition of the Berlin Wall, sending a message of peace and unity. Today will be case in point for India's "unity in diversity," the Prime Minister said.
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Diesel Driving Bans 'Self-Destructive': German Transit Minister
The latest ruling follows a string of similar decisions ordering cities like Berlin, Cologne, Frankfurt and Stuttgart to bar the most polluting diesels from certain areas, alarming drivers nationwide. A transport ministry spokesman said the debate had become "highly emotional" in the car-loving nation where the auto industry is a pillar of economic...
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Facebook Use of Personal Data Illegal, Rules German Court
A German consumer rights group said a Berlin regional court had found Facebook's use of personal data to be illegal because it did not adequately secure the informed consent of its users.
